Chief Nursing Officer
About the Role
Greater Saint George, UT Area (On-site)
The Company is seeking a Chief Nursing Officer to lead the quality and delivery of nursing care in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. The role involves collaborating with medical, clinical, and therapeutic teams to foster patient-focused care and strong outcomes, and developing programs, policies, and procedures to meet patients’ nursing and treatment needs. The Chief Nursing Officer represents nursing on relevant committees, promotes an inclusive and respectful workplace, and supports staff accountability and performance. Responsibilities also include implementing applicable healthcare and rehabilitation standards and using patient acuity and staffing data to guide staffing and care planning. Candidates must hold a current RN license and a bachelor’s degree in nursing or a related field; an advanced degree, plans to obtain one, or equivalent advanced-level knowledge and skills are also required unless state regulations specify otherwise. BLS certification is required, ACLS is preferred, and candidates must commit to obtaining CRRN certification once eligible. Applicants need five years of inpatient hospital experience and two years of recent nursing management experience, including 24-hour accountability, workforce and budget oversight, policy and procedure management, and disciplinary responsibilities.
Functions:
- Medical Care/Hospital Administration
About the Company
Esteemed provider of home & facility-based post-acute healthcare services
Industry
Hospital & Health Care
Type
Subsidiary of a Public Company
Age
employees
10,001+